Oregon Business Megan J. CrowhurstMegan joined Bullard Law in 2014 after moving from Chicago to Portland. Megan has performed comprehensive work in the areas of federal and state family and medical leave, discrimination, harassment, and retaliation, and wage and hour laws. She represents employers in all types of labor and employment litigation and provides practical advice and … Read more
The words “mandated paid family leave” tend to cause a mild panic in the hearts, minds and pocket books of small business owners.
Shoring up your small business in 2017? First, get back to basics, suggests Pacific Continental Bank CFO Rick Sawyer.
Shell company legislation progresses under the wire, H1-B visas quickly reach annual cap and Oregon judge condemns ICE presence at courthouses.
Oregon House passes bill to lift ban on rent control and stop no-cause evictions.
State could cut public employee health insurance costs, legislators consider legalizing ride-hailing statewide and consumers complain about hotel gouging in advance of August eclipse.
Oregon considers gross receipts tax, state greenlights mega-dairy and Wyden, Merkley fight for rural air service.
Portland-based investment firm Arnerich Massena announced today that Chris Van Dyke, CFA, CAIA, has been promoted to a senior consultant position in the firm. As a senior consultant, Chris Van Dyke consults to public, private, and not-for-profit organizations in the firm’s institutional group. He brings experience to all aspects of investment consultant and provides expertise … Read more
As the 2017 legislative session heads past the halfway mark, it’s crunch time for many bills awaiting time on the floor.
Legislature considers equal pay, Tobias Read changes his mind about Elliott Forest and Oregon Promise lands additional funding.